Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-14

Meade opened its term for November at the Cour1
House this morning. In the Circuit Court for the
cause why certain real estate bought by him IL
the suit OF Chatham against Harrison should NO
be resold. Compensation has been allowed in thu
Shtpman-F Fletcher case for depositions taken II
Washington. A. w. Armstrong has been appointed
TO convey certain property sold in the suit o
Mushbach agt Field. In the County Circuit C0ur,
5000 damages have been allowed Jos. ThOrnbury
In his suit against the Midland Co. for an injurJ
which required the amputation OF his leg. A de
cree for the sale OF real estate has been made II
the suit OF A. W. Armstrong agt Benz. Austin
late clerk OF the County Court. An order has beer
made TO put Mr.. HySon In the possession OF prop
erty bought by him In the case OF Turner agt
Hyson.
AFFRAy.-An ARRAY, growing out OF the sale O.
whisky on Sunday, took place near the canal basin
were thrown and guns produced, but no one wa.
seriously injured.
SPIRIrUALisTs BEFORE THE MAyoR.-John Ready
and &. Raymond came here and advertised spirit.
ualist seance last night, at opera House. with de
parted spirits, flying guitars, &c. They had q
good audience, but did not give satisfaction and
the spirits In the auditory were more powerful
than those on the stage. AT The close OF the show
about 200 people followed the Showmen toward
the train, demanding the return OF the money and
making threats. Ex-Onicer Lawler swOre out :
warrant against them and they were arrested by
OficerS Grady and Belts, and this afternoon ar,
before the mayor. who, 1t Is thought, viii require
the admission fees to be returned.
A WASHINGTON MAN NAkREsTED.-Lfeut Smith ar
rested VIM. Page, from Washington this morning
on telegram IRON Major Moore, OF the Metropol.
.tan police. Page Is charged with stealing eold
watch.
A WASHINGTON WOMAN STRIPPED OF BoRRowxr
PLuMEsaA colored woman came down on the
steamer Wakefield from Washington this morn.
ing, and was met at the wharf BY a Washipgtor
lady that had arrived here In advance and ob.
tained me services OF Lieut. smith. AS soon the
as the woman wore Q considerable portion OF cloth
ing alleged 70 have been stolen she stripped It on
there, but preserved decency and went her way
REAI. EST SAIE2-T1a sales af ho
Of the Grffnth property on Saturday Afternoon
brought low prices. Three lots on the south slde
ingtOn and Alexandra Ferry, Ils feet on Klno
street, extending back about 80 feet TO Printers
alley, with an old two-story brick house and some
OF Washington. Mrs NJ. J. Carlin bought s. y
Reeds three-story frame house, with lot 20 BY &c
feet on south Fairfax street. nearly opposite the
story frame dwelling with lot, In the same ioca-
tiOn, was sold TO Mrs. J. II. Bruce for S77O, and
building lot slongside for $50 70 the same lady:
ofIcial name OF the last street on the north ip
Alexandria Is LIST street. THIS is made more con.
tenth street north. II was laid out when the com.
pletton Of the canal gave an impetus 70 the
progress 6f the town north, ana it was Intended
tending TO Four Mile Run, but there never has
been ID street, and there cannot be unless
the corporation line Is moved The street was
however, early called Curtis street In the news,
papers, ana that designation has hung to ft
though the solitary numeral stu remains on the
surveyors book Is the monument OF expecta-
NorESIThe funeral OF James T. waddy. the iate
master machinist on the Midland Railroad tooI
nom ss hone t
number OF railroad men and other frfendA-Ar
eIectric-light company ana literary assOciatioG
sutumn--Rev. A. J. Reaney, OF fNotth1m mberIsnd
preached ct the Baptist church yesterday morn
ing:-A nest.ng g ladiss 2 forward the coafed